Protect your Cloud Stored Data with Encryption
Automatically Encrypt data at the File Level
Split-Key Cryptography means No Usernames or Passwords
Encrypt Files Easily with Drag and Drop Functionality
Customizable Settings for Local, Network or Cloud Storage
Atakama allows users to store the encrypted version of their files in the cloud, and integrates with all the major cloud providers, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive. Only Atakama enabled users are able to decrypt and interact with Atakama encrypted files stored in the cloud. That's because only the encrypted version of the file is synced up to the cloud and remains encrypted in the cloud at all times. With Atakama you never have to rely on a cloud provider’s authentication or security infrastructure.
Experience advanced, decentralized key management coupled with the proven concept of multi-device authentication to create a progressive security solution that challenges the status quo of conventional data protection.
Provide data driven intelligence for business reporting requirements, compliance, operational decision-making, and anomaly threat detection by visualizing, reporting, monitoring, and alerting on the status and location of your protected files, encryption events, and user activities.
Generate a file download link that is shared with the recipient, using email, Teams, Slack or other collaboration tools.The sender maintains complete control of the decryption event with the added benefit of being able to verify the recipient’s identity before the file is downloaded.
Built in search capabilities enable users to search encrypted files, without requiring decryption or the need to maintain an unencrypted search index. Keep your data protected, without disrupting productivity.
By seamlessly integrating with leading data classification tools, Atakama helps organizations stay ahead of shifts in the modern threat landscape by automatically encrypting files according to policy defined by data classification.
Atakama encrypts and decrypts files locally on users' computers. Encrypted versions of the files are sent to a network drive or cloud storage. Only Atakama-enabled authorized users can access the encrypted files.